Thai Cuisine

If you’re look for a unique Thai restaurant, this is the place. The signature dish Basil beef is a must. The ingredients are fresh and with a nice subtle heat. I recommend adding a side of rice and mixing in a bit of the homemade chilli sauce for extra kick.

Just got take out from Spice Season here in Glendale - WOW! I think I just had the best dish of my life. If you like Tom Yum - Try the Tom Yum shrimp fried rice. Incredible. Great atmosphere inside to pick up - it was clean and the pickup was thoughtfully distanced on a table away from the counter. Thanks for a great dinner - definition of comfort food.

CM

Absolutely! Based on the photos and your positive feedback, here is a review for Spice Season Thai Restaurant in English. [Spice Season] An Authentic Taste of Thailand – The Prawn Pad Thai and BBQ Chicken are Exceptional! Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) I recently had the pleasure of dining at Spice Season, and it was one of the most satisfying Thai dining experiences I've had in a long time. I highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a taste of authentic Thai cuisine. 🍽️ Dishes Ordered and Review: 1. Prawn Pad Thai (Shrimp Pad Thai): • This dish deserves to be called an "Incredible Pad Thai." It featured a perfect balance of sweet, salty, and sour flavors, creating a harmony that made me smile with the first bite. • It was generously loaded with fresh, plump prawns, giving it a rich seafood essence. The fresh bean sprouts and chives added a wonderful crunch. With the side of crushed peanuts and a squeeze of lime, the depth of flavor was simply unmatched. 2. BBQ Grilled Chicken with Rice: • This chicken was the epitome of perfectly cooked meat: crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. It had a lovely subtle smoky flavor from the grill and was clean-tasting without any unwanted odor. • The special dipping sauce provided a fantastic sweet and savory contrast. Paired with the fresh salad, it felt light and enjoyable. The fluffy white rice on the side completed what was a truly delicious and hearty meal. ✨ Overall Impression: The dishes were beautifully presented, making the dining experience a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The restaurant truly excels in using fresh ingredients and achieving that delicate balance of flavors that is essential to Thai cooking. The staff were also very friendly, contributing to a pleasant and memorable visit. If you are craving genuine Thai food, choosing Spice Season will not disappoint! I am already planning my next visit to try more items on their menu.

Grace J

Phenomenal food and service, this tastefully decorated Thai restaurant was a really nice discovery while traveling through LA. Highly recommend the sizzling steak entree and the mango PANDAN sticky rice (you haven’t lived until you’ve tried it with the pandan—subtle but fragrant) Also the owner is super warm and she was so efficient with everything on the table side, attentive and considerate :) 10/10

Holly Jury

Coming from Atlanta with great food, we were in the mood for Thai while in Glendale for the day. I cannot rave about this place enough. We came on a Sunday afternoon. Customer service was friendly, we were seated immediately. The ambience was relaxing, it wasn’t busy. Feels/looks more upscale and not a hole in the wall (which can be a gem too). The waitress suggested favorites from each course. I got the tumeric curry which was excellent. Spicy, ginger, tumeric, coconut, full of great flavor. I tasted my families meals which were all great. Drunken noodles were full of flavor, the Heaven Scent was garlicky but very delicious. I will miss this place. I’m surprised there weren’t more reviews for this place. Super

Artin Matt

Upon stumbling upon this charming little hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant, we were warmly greeted by the owner and promptly seated. After perusing the menu, we decided to start our culinary adventure with the Crispy Rolls priced at $11. These fried spring rolls filled with glass noodles, cabbage, carrots, and taro, served with a delightful sweet and sour sauce, were a vegan delight. For our main courses, we indulged in the flavorful Pat Thai priced at $15, featuring rice noodles with beef, eggs, bean curd, sweet radish, bean sprouts, and green onions, all topped with roasted peanuts. Our second entrée was the Suji Dry priced at $17, a generous portion of glass noodles stir-fried with chicken, garlic, celery, carrots, Napa cabbage, and onions, tossed in a savory Japanese Sukiyaki sauce. The portion sizes were surprisingly large, easily satisfying two people per plate and proving to be great value for the price. The restaurant exuded a cozy, homely ambiance that instantly put us at ease. The welcoming atmosphere, coupled with the soothing background music, enhanced our dining experience. Overall, I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant for its delicious food, generous portions, and inviting atmosphere. It's a hidden gem that deserves to be shared with others seeking a memorable dining experience. I look forward to returning to explore more of their menu offerings in the future.

Vahe Yacoubian

I am not sure how long Spice Season has been opened, but I very happy to discover it and order from there online. The Thai food is great and some of the best in the area. Thai Beef Jerky - 4/5. Could use a bit more seasoning and a bit more on the dryer side. Gai Wings - 4/5. Good wings. They good quality and competitive to restaurants that specialize in wings. Heaven Scent - 5/5 Honestly, one of the best Thai food items I have had in a long time. I think its an amazing item and highly recommend.

Kevin Chen

Ordered Crispy Rolls and the Pad See Ew. Crispy rolls are a good starter, packed, and pair well with the sweet and sour sauce. Pad see ew was also very good. Portion was sufficient for one, went with beef, good balance of noodles to toppings and did not feel too sauce heavy. Health precautions in place felt safe for indoor dining.

Mateo T

Decided to give this place a shot since it's new in the area, and we are so glad we did! Ordered through the phone and service was nice and timely. We ordered the Satay Quesadilla and it was AMAZING, super flavorful, and the sauce was to die for. I loved that the cooks were careful enough as to leave an opening in the box so it wouldn't get bland and soggy, it worked perfectly. That's attention to detail. Prices are a bit higher than normal but not by much, and it is really worth it. Also ordered the Pad Thai and the Pineapple Fried Rice. Both were fantastic and made with quality ingredients. Can't wait to try more options at this restaurant. It is also a small family owned restaurant so I love supporting. Do yourself a favor and give it a shot!

Tejas Sawant™

Blessed Thanksgiving Lunch unexpectedly available. The food was delicious & top notch 🥰😘💜🙌 Thai tea was really healing. The staff was family like with smiling service .✌️🧡🙏

Miguel Chion

Nice surprise. This is an elegant, and welcoming environment. Modern decor with an air of lounge vibes. This restaurant has many options to different nutritional preferences. It has several dishes that are vegan and gluten free. We order the fresh roll, Kari Seafood and Sticky rice with mango. Everything has really great flavor. You can taste the freshness of ingredients and species. The sticky rice and mango was already my favorite desert but this restaurant really presented the most delicious one I have ever tried. Fresh roll were fresh, balanced and delicious. The Kari Seafood had great mild curry flavor, not the most impressive presentation, but still great flavor. I highly recommend this restaurant. I will definitely will come back!

Ryan Blair

If you’re look for a unique Thai restaurant, this is the place. The signature dish Basil beef is a must. The ingredients are fresh and with a nice subtle heat. I recommend adding a side of rice and mixing in a bit of the homemade chilli sauce for extra kick.

Joshua Mork Rossmore

Just got take out from Spice Season here in Glendale - WOW! I think I just had the best dish of my life. If you like Tom Yum - Try the Tom Yum shrimp fried rice. Incredible. Great atmosphere inside to pick up - it was clean and the pickup was thoughtfully distanced on a table away from the counter. Thanks for a great dinner - definition of comfort food.

Free Livingson

This place is a 10/10! From the moment you entire until the time you leave there is a level of Fusion elegance. The food and drinks were delicious. I suggest you try the mint pomegranate as well as the lemongrass soup half chicken half shrimp. We also had the lemon leaf salmon and summer season entree. I would absolutely recommend giving them try.

anchisa lertchittham

Decided to give this place a shot while visiting LA and wow everything here is incredibly good. The food was fresh and tasty and the server was on top of everything as well. Do yourself a favor, and give this place a try!

Lynda Amsell

Wow, exotic and crazy tasty Thai food. Very attractive and sweet servers. Hipster vibe. Coming back as a favorite!

YING CHEN (糯米团团-_-)

Soft music, open view, spaced tables. Quality food and drinks. Warm service.

We loved what we ordered. We had the fried rice with chicken and the drunken noodles with chicken. The Thai tea was good too. We will be back for more.

This place is absolutely delicious! Their lemongrass soup is a 10/10, and the service is fast and friendly. Everything we tried was amazing — highly recommend to anyone in the area!”

If you want spicy food nothing we had (shared several dishes) had no spice to them. The flavors are good though. Our server great! Its very pretty and dim nice lighting inside.

I love Spice Season! It’s tough not to stop here when I’m passing through Glendale. The restaurant has such a cozy and refined ambiance. Plus, parking is actually chill for this part of town! If you’re looking for a surprising, delicious twist on Thai food I’m not sure you can do better. My favorites are the Satay Quesadilla and the Blazing Basil.

The nicest people with the best service. Love going out here with my family. The staff is very friendly and helps us accommodate anything we wish. The food is also so flavorful and good. Totally love all the food, but I highly recommend their soups!

Ninella Keshesh

We loved what we ordered. We had the fried rice with chicken and the drunken noodles with chicken. The Thai tea was good too. We will be back for more.

Cassie Martinez

If you want spicy food nothing we had (shared several dishes) had no spice to them. The flavors are good though. Our server great! Its very pretty and dim nice lighting inside.

Food is very fresh and very tasty, but a bit pricey. The empanadas are sold a'la carte.I guess they are a to go "sandwich" to eat on the run. I think a salad option to cut the richness would be nice. My papusa plate in luded a side of leafy greens (salad?) Counter service was patient and with a smile It is more takeout. There are only two tables, one outside and one in.

We tried Spice Season for the first time tonight. The server was very pleasant. We liked the decor and atmosphere. Very comfortable. The food was good but not amazing. The Zen Way appetizer has fried tofu, but it was tasteless. The tamarind sauce on the salad bedding was supposed to make it tasty, but while the salad was good, the tofu needed some seasoning. The Gai Wings was good though the sauce was really good. The noodle dishes were the highlight. I enjoyed the Drunken Noodles and my wife liked her Suki Dry dish. The one item that my wife was raving about was the peppermint hot tea. If you are looking for good Thai-fusion, give this place a try!

Marilyn Lindsay

Food is very fresh and very tasty, but a bit pricey. The empanadas are sold a'la carte.I guess they are a to go "sandwich" to eat on the run. I think a salad option to cut the richness would be nice. My papusa plate in luded a side of leafy greens (salad?) Counter service was patient and with a smile It is more takeout. There are only two tables, one outside and one in.

Chris Shaul

We tried Spice Season for the first time tonight. The server was very pleasant. We liked the decor and atmosphere. Very comfortable. The food was good but not amazing. The Zen Way appetizer has fried tofu, but it was tasteless. The tamarind sauce on the salad bedding was supposed to make it tasty, but while the salad was good, the tofu needed some seasoning. The Gai Wings was good though the sauce was really good. The noodle dishes were the highlight. I enjoyed the Drunken Noodles and my wife liked her Suki Dry dish. The one item that my wife was raving about was the peppermint hot tea. If you are looking for good Thai-fusion, give this place a try!

The server was friendly and attentive. But, the food was not good. Their Pad Thai was sour when it’s normally sweet and sour at other places. And, it just didn’t agree with me—it gave me an upset stomach.

Cc

The server was friendly and attentive. But, the food was not good. Their Pad Thai was sour when it’s normally sweet and sour at other places. And, it just didn’t agree with me—it gave me an upset stomach.